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Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
AsUOCULEnr FOOD FOR CATTLE.

1t has been demonstrated by expert.
ment that one acre of land upon which
Is grown soiling crops for dairy COWS,
VIII produce sufficient food to enable
the cows to double the yield of milk
and butter as compared with the ordi-
nary mode of pasturing. If this be
possible with all farmers, the extra
yield should afford profit.
In discussing the question of succu-
lent versus dry food for stock, 1t is in :
sisted that roots are the chief element
OF succulent food for cattle, and their
common use may. have tended to fix
the opinion that such food is necessary:
Dnt they are almost perfectly digest
be, and would constitute q superior
food If dried and ground into meal.
An experienced stockman estimates
that a ton of bran fed with two tons of
hay, Is worth as much az four tons of
hay fed alone to either horses. cattle
or sheep. The feed cutter Is neces-
sary to make bran SO profitable O feed.
Bran upon cut wheat, rye or oat straw,
will make fattening feed for a horse.
but the two given separately would
no. possess any such Iced value.
1t Is still on open question in the
minds OF many OF the best farmers,
whether 1t Is profitable to silo any
neld product which can be preserved
in the ordinary way. Experiments
on the comparative feeding value oil
ensilage and hay made from the same
grass. arc being made this winter by
s ~, 'o W La~s' VI EngMpu; 'ne re-
.;,,, u, " .,,.,;n OF: p,oliseu W 'ne
"S,.'ui'ulai puoiic III o"e time.
Upon the question OF cooked or un,
cooked foods, recent German expert
ments conducted on a somewhat ex
tensivc scale, do not show any clear
evidence in favor of the former, and
although we hear from time TO time o
steaming and other modes of convert
ing dry food into succulent food, still
the process is said not to have become
popular among practical farmers ii
that country.
The Ohio Agricultural College pub
fishes the following as the rrsu,ts n
the experiments it has made in soilin,
cattle. A general change from pas.
turing to soiling would double tn,
gross receipts, and would add Target,
to the net income of many a stock AM
dairy farm. Half the number of acre
will feed the same number of stool
and keep them In better condition, /
the product be cut and placed befor,
them.
There ia Nh exnec,a.;on tb.t IN
| grass cron Of this comnanv will eua
he nreserved in the s;lo I'M, tho aos;i
| age Question nerta;us IN the nresorva
ton Of crons raised esncc;alIv for fsot, az,
| ing with hav. which would he loo
altogether unless nackcd in the si lilo
because IL would otherwise he M n pS
| IN 10 ,har 7, :. -, 49,, W Nv pm
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GHEktFF's SALE.-BY vIRrUE OF Il
= writ nf Ley4rl F4,tss, to mo dIrec ID.
Will be exposed TO public sala, ct the b, ~
now occupied BY jacob Hyatt, IN stanton n
Mil greek Hundred, New Castle county ana
ON MONDAY,
THE nth DAY o. APRIL, 1857.
Atli otI,sE. .. M,
Tho fol,oxing described reAi o. st,, viz:
All hat certain tract Of land sluu stv In
MIL Greek Hundred county O, New Cai ia
and State OF Delaware, bounded and descI ID
ed as follows 70 wit:
Beg inn ing &C stake in the road known AZ
Oisy Greek to Corner Catch on Ammons
htli corner Of land sold By the said WIZ
Ham Bright to Mrs. Kebec,a r. Thomson,
thence by the road leading TO Milford Gross
Roads the following oou sss add distances.
via: North M degrees west Is 10 perohss,
north OF degrees west o. porcn %, north 10
degrees west ~ 10 perches. north $50 de-
the bridge on Muddy Hun, themes up said
Run fts meanderings TO the mou b OF =
small run known as Vanz s1t KIM, thence up
the same to . corner or 10. known as the Is
land lot, thence thereby north 2cL degrees
east perches To Muddy Kun aforesaid.
thence up said run its various meandsrfnxs
70 stake BIO o., perch to stone or land
marx on the east side OF faid Run formerly
land OF Henry Till now james Little. thence
Dy the same nom said etone sou Ii COX de-
gfees east Id porches to stake in line of .
stone called for. thence thereby north 7ox
degrees east ~ clio perches to St me near
nioSorv tree corner Of lani Of Samuel
File. thereby south 7lzl degree, oaet "a
perchss moro or lsss to the east side Of tho
road known as the Ohristisna Road or the
road leading from White Clay Greek to
Corner Cetch ss eforssaid ami TO Mra.
Thompsons md. thence by her land and
the east side Of said road southerly to the
place OF begi ning, be tbs contents. within
said bounds what thoy may.
Suizsd and taken in cxecuticn as the prop-
erty OF Z. zaoeth I. LYNN snd Thomas f.
Lyman ner husband, ana to he sold By
\ 4l.AES JAMESON Sheriff.
ShoTif's Once, Wilmington, March ~.
1897. mas eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

-. = -.
The Japanese makecsrpen OF feathers,
's,u W % oo'n uuseo'e sno p0susi'ui'
A register OF every morse and mule In
srsncs ID Kept py the eovcfnment for
reference IN case o. war. wnen the gov
ernment may neeo 70 Gall for nosses.
A new attachment 70 the microscope
=. nus s Desn oevised, sns ooJecs o. wnicn V
voso,v1 .no Mo.sauk pon y. NH
n..s i0 un"oi 'A' Pioo0ss VI eAs1
A".'on.
An extensive deposit OF pure asphal
sum has been discovered nen. This,le
10 "" - W. - 49,, WI
poA'o VI is "' 'o''y
se.''
Nine-tensns OF tne men VINO apply for
feneI ~ the London worknouse are nm
msrrteo. tnis ID inoirect put strikinR
testimony 70 the good enecss OF NATL
mony.
Laere ave 3lo women employeo as
prison ON ciAis IN Ing Win saia-
Iios vAryIng from e.so 70 eI'oVv POE
snhum, ana 10 soaItion iuel' hgns'
9us1'o1s eno uniiot"'
| FARMERS who raise turkeys In Lehtgh
County, re drive them to market as
| tney would sheep. sometimes locks OF
Two hundred are thus driven along the
PUv .o-uo'
| hahway properly nov constitute
sIou. one nitn OF the eccnmuiated cspi.
tsi az. .. o oais country, gives em oioy
70 ooo.Voo people, anu moves 4oo. Ooo,ooo
.ons .. LIe'gnt snnuaiiys one.nau oil
"n'cn IL 'ooo anu Tue.
| Meissonier's $50, 900 picture $780,
was taken from Mr.. Stewards house 70
the exhibition rooms on truck guardt d
by twenty neu. Tho work coat Mr..
Stewart SIC. 600 additional In duties, OF
$40 900 In sll.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
Trade Dollars Taken

At par TO footwear at the Family Shoe
House, 20G Market street, above Second,
Full value for your money, whether you
have Notes, Bland Dollars or Trade Dol
lars.
The very best for style fit and wear ever
offered iu Wilmington at the price is our
gents So shoe. Button, hook, lace and
Congress. Every pair warranted solid
leather. Our gents hook lace Wauken-
phast only $3.50; sold elsewhere for 50.
Our gents seamless "Day Sewed" hook
lace, stylish and plenty Of good wear at
$3.50.
Our gents fine calf hook lace with kan
CARGO kid top only 2.75; real value, 50. so.
Our gents calf hand -sewed HOOK lace, "a;
worth IS Our gents hook lace and Con
gress handmade, q 50; would cost you at
any other store $3.50. All these are ex-
ceptionally big bargains. Once you see
them you will acknowledge them the best
for the money you have ever seen.
We are the acknowledged headquarters
for ladies', boys' and childrea's shoes.
Remember--If what you buy here does
not fit, you can return, have exchanged,
or get your money back.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

l9-story. . rooms. lix,, liza, 1i2e and 1l2s
1s-story, . rooms iiso. lis7, lisl and liss
walnut etreet
2-story. Z rooms, with bath, 1904, l2os,
1908, l2l2. 1slA, 1915, lzlo Walnut strest.
S-stcry, rooms, with bath. Inc King Ct
astofy, rooms, ll1e TAtnsll street.
the above will BE- sold ~ bargain and
on easy terms.
FINE BUILDING LOTS
At 18th and Poplar stroets.
l2th and Poplar streets.
nth and Wilson streets.
18th and W ilscn streets. nv
J. AUGUSTUS MoCAUyLEY,
fe-u coo Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

II you are going to move and want
your carpets altered and relaid without
being wasted or ruined, send to Ellwocd
Souder, 912 French street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
Time,

Examins cur stock OF clocks and
watches sfore making your puroha se
Millard +. Davis, 0 e. Second street.
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noaiNn Asli STORE,
fuee;. vii be rentoi
let. Apply 10 JOHN
~ Ncst pia'h street.
Eio.lgtt
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FOR SALE.

A great bargain--will be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell
ing. No.5II East Twelfth street,
g rooms and enclosed shed. Call
at once. ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
|CAULLEY, No. COO Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

EC0ND STORY OF
of Front and jefferson
lfnl fsc.gring pur-
pLLlthS d IOPKlNS,
|flftet' mll-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

NOTI oE-THE WILMINGTON UDuR-
~ less Excaveting Company, No. 3. Is
now prepared to execute all orders prompt
y. All parties having work IN cur ,ine can
nave the ZANE attended 70 by leaving their
orcers at 81 her OF the following places.
Ohse OF tho Board OF Health. Telephone
call 32s Samuel stapley's. 6o4 last DIN
street. Msttheg J. Kyiss, Front ard
SCANS streets. Ooa pany's otice, l2t but
'on@o0d sttect.Ordcrs respectfully solicited.
JAMES N. WINChESrEk b BRO.
ml<-eod-2n
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

! SMALL CORNER
pii.lg N coca lo)ation,
rHEYi tT1 aid Monroe
mic Il
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u D~hLLiNts, NV.7eo
\ Inquire at tho VII.
|pndi Eighth and Msrket
nlS-tf
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~ ALiNG HOUSES, so4
afe avenue, Il rooms,
pee pp!y 10 nj. I,
Pc st.ca,. t.s,ti
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

elNaEl:HxNzG,rEpAN1.
i "a, aa.taatai at No .'fi ios
H. 't =, w:rd ofshe city ot
H. " New uastle and u,
~ Compliance wit, e ,a
a. ns' = . Of tho General As AS
: d l tSn, an 1 provided, do
n +, nay | snail Apply IN
Pr ~ Gcoerai Scge,pplys II, II.
H. s''i Doliyerg Of 80 M sa
~ a,, N a0a Tor n ,ae
/ -GI ,s'ay 'ho ON dav If
bicssnnaaas r., tho nsx: t.rm
|, g ~ s,r said souss "a -
H. ,so 9Slo lhsfeie Of in d
h. I'VE, w. Quantities Than u
Set era Sn The prsmiass, and
q I pa,s citiaaaa ii sa In
'I aa1 Duplication, viz r'u
HWusIph Ri berg
IN az: #. sabcack
s snS Chsmoers
%oueft Hutton
uuaas, eeinel
i nIoery FoIdmier
a as, a y BAumann
90 go = 4. 'sizner
F y,, "; Qaipn
R HySac q. lu-rtr
CUISINE hESzE.
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Rt., ~ :. ". LUA.
pr e.res;s, The Fore lie
rios ioigr5cer5 or apy
ply " JOhG fllhE,
4 ii-tf
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Ens si ! ~, .HlaD SrkHET
/ tsh I1iae comforts. Llc.
@'io boarders wanted.
mlb.lm
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TIyOR SALSA VERY DESIRABLE
% farm Of II acres, moro or tess, on tho
Lancaster Pike, " miles from Wilmin yton,
frame house. with 7 or rooms. Good barn
for head Of stock. and cutbuiidings. Very
fine orcha I'd: apples. pesrs and cherrfos, By
|J.AUGUSTUS MoCAULLEY, coo Market
street. n-G
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

tkH hh STORE PgtiP-
eatp. kr2iy to hon.
'Vefy 1vsH.lg building
l4v-tf
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! oLp ESrhBLSAED
y Y wiz either soll 1000
hif 0thee. mlatS
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

Lu.Rl,InS FOX and
| ,oon, at 400 West in
mlb.l2st
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gwJ CARfIAGg PAIN.
k,yto JONES 9UThklE
~ m.3-3t
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|ypyElENCsD SALES
Kan store Of the Boston
! No. = " est second -
m28 It
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

NOR SALE - THE YOUNG o.
Il etaliion, Ohester Eclipse, dark X9&
sofrel, lex hands high. weighs 13to;sirsd BY
Pcndieton, no by len Broeck. lie hss rood
style amt action, but has never boon hand led
for speed. GEORuE TIMANUs. Avun-
dale, Pa. m22.cs
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

|, rs "a OF OVER l25
y. Adocess, " lih refer
Porses, bel. M. IN
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~ lAEh STALLS.
az ! .s On o.. Inquire r,
&C Gsdiaon IT.. m25t;
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

)sE GERMAN Girl
Ser.-un for general hnu Sc
Iitley street, iu2t-l.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

CoLnRED MAN TO
! u..e himself generaliy
1 ecu,s. Gall o. ~ j., 700
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

lay 20 WORK IN A
IN. 1t Tenth and Union
E.ESiNUIE, n.6'2.a
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

| : ARM NEAR WILL
sA ,. by GEO. W.
[ S'' In24-6tt
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1 CgrpETFEr W RlTE
S,e.,l hol isw9rk. Refer
y EifC ;tteec N 1871
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

LOR SALi<--A HEw rH1EE STORY
Il house, west stde OF Jaoksc, atYeos, be.
s"oon Gsn and 9TH. InQrire CT 40. DILLON
phone call A3. cal-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

[ sOARDRR5 BY A
IDy, man ana wife or one or
\ s.ll.- Cuaral Il. m-B-sl'
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/ SITUATION IN CITY
Ptys ,oqrne nan plumber
|esis experience nSe az
lee.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

EuCr LAZY knhNT.
til. citcs. n2o -
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

"a, AID !. WILL nE PtI,,
Ia IA q ied setter doy;wh,te
Eevn.ss ! curly back JUS.
A'e'' m26.2tk
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

EOR SALE-I uAvp onVEnaL
l. desirable small tracts of land ro- sale in
the vicinity Of Wilmington In lots uf 10 20
acres, with and without buildings, suitable for
Trucking, small fruit. poultry raising, &c.
For part, city property would be taken IN exc
change. Call on Geo. TX. Townsend, Ga Mar
kct street. n.G-Jt
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

|CAgsIsttE PAIN FER .
FINLEY, OAK hklI' X
B. a.G 3nlploy els. ml6 Il
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kELg EJARDGRS AT
b.. .!to lodging roonsDr
Iag4sth
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

WHITE GIRL FOR
suseEo.t Ut AC2 East An
NIT ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

C0LORsD MAN AND IND
|. man 10 attend q horse
~. Y wv woman TO do gen oral t,i
s il m2o-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

tvssors WANTING KE
E (, y, fhotels. restaurants or Or
~ nlhes'A j20tf
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,uAHrgD.

...vMs in NEW GAS
f a. Counties TEL. I IN ss,
p c,.s a. Tor . clear farm.
AN mil -3n-w
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NssTRO0.S.

NOrlOE.
IN THE FAnE Hosg Co., No. /,
WILMINGTON, M arch. 1857.
On motion, resolved that two hundred
certificates Of this COMPANY be prepared. to
one OF which each member shall 10 entitled,
upon bis payment to the Secretary tho TN
OF 20 cent?, and such certificate shall be the
sole o'fdence Of membership OF this Co.,
after the lapse Of months from the passage
OF this resolution.
ALEX WHIrURAFT,
mli-2m Secretary Of Fame Hose Co.. No. I.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

n, nv h JuMS SUITABLE
IT.oaa - tho persons,
~ 81. D2S-6ls
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vr'..L BRED sHtP-I
Idl;ess, stating go and
kea D2l-3tA
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

IN hPPREN TOE AT
h. ct Z. gnd st, u3l-et'
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

EsuK SALE-A 9REAr BARGAIN
e viii be eold cheap, : two.story brick
R d Nollinxs, Nos. 2ool and 1900 W. Ind street.
Ono two-story frame dwelling southeast
co!nsr Bocch ard f-angiin streets
Gail 81 orce, J. AUGUSTUS McOkrL-
LEY, eco narhet street. ne-eoe-l9t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

4 9stlOE II a FINE
[p IVY Price. apply 10
~ ''s Market 81. mistf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

|, 4 : RONr has EN- t.NT
lbs is' o'lof, well Lighted,
- L 'lg IT. mb-eo..ot
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

ENOH saLE-ABUUr 80: QUARTS or
n AM, Eear Newport, Del. m23-oit
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

L7Uk SAtE-SToCX AND FIXrURES
T. Of tobacco, sesa- and news store,
{ ~es. sidel established IL yeas; ront rea.
tonaole. None other than those meaping
businesi neeo apply. Address Isisiress,
This office. mlt II
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

no Il 81 ~ --rhE rhHEESTORY
H brick house No. 22p Orapqo stres..
Good ysrd and private alley, Ill In good
order. Inquire en- tho premises. f8!u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

CNOR 5ALE-s2. $50 Sr-CL A IS PUR-
T. chase money mortgage at per cent.
on city property. For particulars call on }.
J, PlEhUE,T W. It'll street. hlp-u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

nor SALE-CHEAP, ONE EXPKtSS
z wagon and one epring store wagon:
both rev. Apply at tho Madison street
stables. ma lzt
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

EVUk SALE-A GOOD, kELIA- ~
e Bile young horse, at COIL yard 10y
7l3 West Font street. p.2Iu
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

Eoa SALE, CAEAp-A 3SrORY
Il irsroe dwelling, no. Ttb Woilaston st.,
paying 10 per oenl. Ale, VIII cell or ex-
change - farm Of ls5 scres, in good state Of
cultivation, near Ktrgwood, Uoi. nj. L.
POuLE, SICK Market etreet. NIL
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

UNOR SALE-AT a BAkAAIN, TnE
& astcry oriox sos Madis5a st., con-
tanning 10 rooms, with gas. bath, hot and
sold water. vostinuie; paperet all through.
]: j. P11RCE, Ho.e West seventh street,
city. pIeodtf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

Es3R SALE-s% AOREs OF TRUCK
A. land, with iarge frane grist niii,
situated on tho caussway near the city
limits; mill in good order; will ront land
anl u III separate II desired. Apply to e.
G 4. 5th ct. m1c-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

mon SAl.E-A flRSr.ULASS To
= tave uhicserirg piano. foot trench
plate Rlass at 1921 ratnaiI ct. ms e<eods
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
ICOR3ETS CCRGETE

TAu9nr IN THE
evening. host instructors. diamond
; S,a.e Telegraph Institu.o, no. 7 Il. Seventh
e'SSs' f2B-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

"A fAE
blAkshv
|ttJvlrs1|
hingIoa; n
|irpaEa
! kni 4
|rfnssytill
n. D
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kNoE SALES AORsES--ONE aiOD
aaisss. Address Horses, this once. mas ots
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

SEs fRlCE PAID FUE ALL KINDS
40 OF rosond. hand, clothing, watches.
LOSES. revolvors, gu1a. gewing machines,
ur9itnre and stevss, al OF wnich WILL -
,ota % A. J. CoHNOk, st q lew rGto o07
"est ffont street VIII. Del. elstf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

LHOk SALE-PURE WHITE Il BROWN
x Leghorn eggs for setting, 10 for o.; 20
FOR Sl.76. No. HOO Mary iEnd asonue. Mains
NJR SALE-OHEAP, A FIRST GLASS
Il piano at ia Market O.. m6u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

MI ADiSON ST.BOARDINC} STABLES
- - Horses taken to board by the day
"''A VI month. w. p. WHITE, m2I.l2t
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BoARp:
n also table board 1t OILS Msrke. street,
m25-otS
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-08

1T Is said that district assembly, No.
"a, Of Chicago, since the election Of its
new radical executive board, has been
drawn into the movement inauguIated
last November to boycott the Armour
meat product wherever found. An
inquiry committee appointed by the
board two weeks ago has reported the
names of 265 butchers who are selling
Armour's meats In defiance OF the
Knights. and recommending that
they, too, be included In the boycott
for their obstinancy. It is their in.
tention now to carry on the fight In q
careful manner. even extending 1t to
the hotels and restaurants and indi-
vlduals, who are found to be using the
~boycotted meats. Knights and trade
unions all over the country will be
appealed to to cooperate with the
Chicago districts, and agents will be
sent out to win over all opposition.
Everything and everybody who
undertakes to thwart the movement
will be boycotted. Altogether It is
the most stupendous movement of the
kind ever undertaken, ana IL is doubt
full II II will receive the sanction of
the order In general.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-08
The Language and Wonders Of Japan.

Before leaving Jap m La 1872 / could
speak the language like a native" says
q writer in a Philadelphia PAPER, land
can yet make myself understood In the
vernacular.
cit ls an e2sy language TO acquire col
loquially, full OF pretty conceits, charm
ins metaphors and idiomatic turnings.
The written language is borrowed from
the Chinese, although The kata-kana
syllabary is japanese wholly.
There is no prettier word In any liv-
ing Language than the parting salutation
OF japan, especially when sounded on the
lips OF the maiden, 'Sayoo-nara = Good
bye.) Poli,cnrss Is u national, natural
grace In Dai Nippon, not an artiiiciality
like with Western nations, the French
for instance. who vii. cheat and rob you
with a bow, q touch OF The hat, a 's'il
vous plat, or a 'mercl monsieur.
My recoliections Ul the Empire are
becoming dreamy nov after a lapse Of
years. but iUs physical scenery wIIl al
ways remain a vivid picture. The beau
ties Of the Suwonada, VI inland sea, rival
the Mediterranean, and ! have heard
even Neapolltan visitors 10 Japan say,
'Nidi Nippon c pol mort.
The two greatest natural sights in
the world arf the Straits dul Fuca, with
Mount kaniers snowy dIadem gilsurnn g
tar away a hundred miles ia the distance,
and tie view la wiulcr-Ihe climate is
that OF Los Angeles-com .ng up the bay
10 k~ana-gawa, with F~uji-nU-yama . peer
less trIncaued cone towering In silvery
grandeur on The landscape full seventy
miles inland.
mo won or tie Japs have nor years
bel Full sacred and blazoned II every
where IN their art, Illuminating pottery,
EN- Dellishlng screens, cabinets, lacquer
waie and fans. IL not like Mount
Ilanc, the monarch OF mountains, IL Is
the empress, and sits In Imperial beauty
o this quaint people and queer land
OF the rising sun, a presiding and tutelar
genius.
1t Is an extinct volcano over 10, 200
feet high. for / measured IL myself and
stood on Its summit on August s, 1871,
and without q fleld-glass could see the
shipping Ia Toxic Bay anu the harbor Of
Yokohama, fifty odd miles away"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-08

In the course Of his reply to a toast
at the annual banquet Of the Amherst
Alumni association, at New York,
Friday, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
said: This abomination. the Knights
OF Labor, il the result of the internal
idea Of paternity Of government. Be-
cause a few men In New Jersey think
their employers have wronged them,
all this nation Is called upon to suffer
on the order Of this psternal govern
ment of the Knights of Labor. This
lie from want Of intelligence. God
knows I am n friend of the working
man. I am a working man. / come
from working stock. My grandfather
and his father were blscksmith's and
my mothers people worked In leather.
The working pc pile are being taken
care Of by the Knights Of Labor in
stead Of taking care Of themselves, and
people all over the land are being pun
ished and business is stagnated because
Of it-just because q few men In New
Jersey have done wrong. The de-
struction Of the poor il their ignorance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-08

Action brought In
the District Court
Of the Fourth
Fitst National Bank Of Miles judicial Distric,
City, hontsnA, of the Territory
PLAINTIFF, o Montsna In and
for the County Of
Against Custer, and the
Complaint d led In
James B. Brisbin. sail County Of
Defendant. Custer. In III Of
nee Of the clerh
Of said District
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-08

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aonnIsin, s,aS th.,.in -i,hin san vsS.s =
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th,s summons~iS ss,ysa v,thin ,hi. coun, !" ~ n.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-08

THE attention Of the Anarchists who
are thirsting for blood is again invited
TO the fact that Storage passage to
Europe Is now remarkably cheap and
that abundant opportunity lie likely
10 be afforded over there before long
for killing people In a much more
glorious way than blowing them up
with dynamite bombs and getting
hung for it.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-08
Born b Eyes.

There Is q boy In Dover, Me-, born
without eyes or eyelids. Thepart Of the
face In which the eyes ought 10 be, 40
cording 10 all ~precedents. 10 rs smooth
as tho cheek. The boy Is IA years Of
age and his name Is Stlmeford. His
parents have repeatedly refused TO have
the child exhibited as q curiosity. The
lads mother is very near-sighted.-
Boston Traveller.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-08

In the the Dilriet Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the Territory Of Montana within aud
for the county Of Custer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-08

THE President has received a letter
from Hon. M. Clay Of Kentucky, call
ing attention TO a report that a cargo
of Euglish-A ustrian rabbits is at sea.
bound for the United States. He says
1t would be better to have pleuro-pneu.
monia, smallpox or cholera spread
over the United States than suffer the
ravages winch will result from the i'm
portation Of the rabbits.